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Ask The Experts: Yangyang Jia, No. 388

Ask The Experts: Yangyang Jia, No. 388

Posted on Butterfly Table Tennis Question and Answer Question: Hi, I have been using Mizutani Super ZLC for 5 years. My game is offensive close to the table and medium distance. My star shot is a forehand shakehand. I block little, because I usually look for the topspin in all the balls. My attack is on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd ball, increasing the power and the offensive phase. I want to finish the point quickly. I would like to know if Harimoto Super Zlc or Jun MIzutani Super Zlc is better for me. I am looking for limba. The reason I’m asking is because I’m having trouble due to the narrow handle. But it might just be practical so you don’t lose your grip. I wanted to know which SuperZlC is best for total offensive play. Mizutani (outer limba and superzlc), Zhang Jike / Lin Yun Ju (outer koto and superzlc) or Harimoto (inner limba and superzlc). I am safe with Mizutani, but I don’t know if the handle influences my losing grip. I use AN and I know it is narrower than Innerforce, the blade I used before. I’m scared to change to harimoto SZLC and not like it. Is it the best option for offensive play? I only shuffle Super ZLC. -interior + limba. -exterior + limba. -exterior + koto. You who have used harimoto, zhang jike and mizutani super zlc, which wood is more complete for the game? Thank you for your professional advice. Answer:
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Your Ask the Experts question was answered by Yangyang Jia. Coach Jia is a table tennis coach on YouTube and her response is as follows: Hi Miguel, Your Ask the Experts question was answered by Yangyang Jia. Coach Jia is a table tennis coach on YouTube and her response is as follows here Let me know if I can be of any further assistance and thank you for choosing Butterfly! Stay “In The Loop” with Butterfly professional table tennis equipment, table tennis news, table tennis technology, tournament results, and We Are Butterfly players, coaches, clubs and more.

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